| 正面 | 4780.globe 英 [gləʊb]美 [ɡlob]     |
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| 背面 |      释义： 1. 一个早死他.2. exhaust 耗尽，用完 “用完了就应该砸死它”3. 兔死狗烹，鸟尽弓藏。n. 地球；地球仪；球体vt. 使…成球形vi. 成球状 例句： 1. The overhead light was covered now with a white globe.现在，顶灯已装上了一个白色球状罩子。 globe 地球仪来自PIE*glebh, 球体，成球状，词源同cling, glue. 用来指地球仪。 globeglobe: [16] Globe comes from Latin globus, probably via Old French globe. Globus was related to glēba ‘lump of earth’ (source of English glebe [14]), and may denote etymologically ‘something rolled up into a ball’.=> glebeglobe (n.)late 14c., "a large mass;" mid-15c., "spherical solid body, a sphere," from Middle French globe (14c.) and directly from Latin globus "round mass, sphere, ball" (also, of men, "a throng, crowd, body, mass"), which is related to gleba "clod, lump of soil" (see glebe) and perhaps glomus "a ball, ball of yarn," but de Vaan says the last two probably are non-IE loan-words. Sense of "the planet earth," also "map of the earth or sky drawn on the surface of an artificial sphere" are attested from 1550s. Meaning "globe-shaped glass vessel" is from 1660s. "A globe is often solid, a sphere often hollow. The secondary senses of globe are physical; those of sphere are moral." [Century Dictionary"]." |